LovEMU Giving Day Raises Funds for the University
CAC hosted LovEMU Giving Day, a fundraising event for EMU. The day included kiosks where students could receive t-shirts and donut coupons, a Strite’s Donuts trailer, and a Spikeball tournament. …
Billy Jack’s: High Quality and Inviting, but Has Its Flaws
A quality restaurant is characterized by good food, good service, and an inviting atmosphere to enjoy your meal. Billy Jack’s met all of these criteria as I sat enjoying a …
Aaron DunmoreEngineering for a Sustainable World: Project Wins Big
Exercise is undeniably important. It is the key to maintaining a healthy lifestyle and body. Now, thanks to the Engineering for a Sustainable World club (ESW), exercise is good for …
Cross-Cultural Correspondece: Education in Guatemala
Education is great, right? It opens doors and alleviates poverty, creates opportunities and a well-informed public. As university students, we all value our education enough to spend thousands upon thousands …
Finn Wengerd: Reflecting on Gender and Transitions
People often say college helped them transform into the person they became. However, very few went through the transition Finn Wengerd is experiencing. Wengerd is a sophomore computer science major …
Track and Field Teams Are Ahead of The Competition
The EMU Track and Field program has been steady in dominating the ODAC and national stage to this point in the season. With multiple athletes breaking personal and EMU school …
Aaron DunmoreRecap: Softball Successful
Baseball The team faced Ferrum College this week, finishing with a 10-8 loss. Graduate student Damon Frazier and Senior David Meehan each scored a homerun. Frazier also recorded two RBI’s. …
William Ragland: A Jack of All Trades, Including Volleyball
What do you get when you cross a star volleyball player, a businessman, and a jazz trombonist? Junior William Ragland — who has been making waves this semester both on …
Soft Science Is a Useless Distinction with Little Value
Often, in normal vernacular, social sciences — especially psychology, sociology, economics, and anthropology — are “soft,” and natural sciences — especially physics, chemistry, and biology — are “hard.” This is …
Ken Yoder Reed: Writers Read Unique, Mixed Success
Ken Yoder Reed set out to create a memorable experience at last Thursday’s Writers Read — and he succeeded. This was the most unconventional Writers Read I’ve witnessed so far …